The European Union will postpone the launch of its anti-deforestation law for a second time, Environment Commissioner Jessica Roswall announced on September 23, 2025. The regulation had already been delayed by a year following complaints from industries and trade partners, and many from the wood industry. Commissioner Roswall emphasized that the latest delay is primarily to address technical issues related to the information-technology system and is not connected to U.S. concerns about the policy. The Commission also highlighted that compliance with EUDR obligations will remain mandatory under any new trade deals, such as those concluded with ...
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